kolasinac prepares to fend off two moped thugs, as one threatens to stab him in the street in north west londont, do you want to take this away? would do you think of the analysis here? it is the bomb

kolasinac prepares to fend off two moped thugs, as one threatens to stab him in the street in north west londonse of the front pages, but your reviewers think of the guardian first, do you want to take this away? would do you think of the analysis here? it is the bomb shall resignation and his resignation does say that of the supposedly warm words ofjeremy corbyn, it is very telling that i wish to see you in number ten now that the differences have been broad document. strengthening the grip on the party. also worth noting is that they were going to go after tom watson's seat. in the most brexit part of the country where he was a well—known remainder, they were sitting on their hands and momentum did nothing for him and he is heavily tainted from the paedophile scandal where he acted quite scandalously and never apologised. the cocktail of this thing led to him resigning and someone was thing led to him resigning and someone was speculating that maybe you're going to see him go into the jungle, talk about his diet and have a career after this but a big blow for labour and also signifying the en

kolasinac prepares to fend off two moped thugs as one threatens to stab him in the street in north—west londoners make of it all. to start us off with the front page of the guardian... this is the fact that tom watson is stepping down as an mp. he has been an mpforwest stepping down as an mp. he has been an mp for west bromwich east since 2001. and really there has been an exchange of letters that have been publicised on twitter between himself and jeremy corbyn, him saying that this is personal, it is not medical. tom watson is also someone not medical. tom watson is also someone who has a book coming out in the new year, so i imagine he will spend some time publicising that, which i think is to do with his weight loss. he will be campaigning around sugar companies, doing things about remission for people with type 2 diabetes. and so i think while tom watson is standing down as deputy leader, standing down as mp, he is not going to be going anywhere in terms of british politics. giles, what do you make of this story?m is interesting in terms of what the exchange of letters doesn't say as oppo

to trace the driver of a car after a police officer was injured trying to stop a vehicle in north west londonkeaway in parts of london, you might get a sauce sachet with your meal that's made from seaweed instead of plastic. it‘s part of a trial— involving 65 restaura nts— designed to be kinder to the environment. customers are being told they can throw them into the home compost. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there are minor delays on both the circle and hammersmith & city lines following a signal failure. this is how the a13 look s— getting busy as usual from dagenham into barking. and in putney heath, the a3 is closed westbound at tibbets corner due to flooding. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, elizabeth rizzini. good morning. it's rather wet underfoot hello, good morning. it's rather wet underfoot to start the day. that's because it was quite a lot of heavy rain around last night but that rain is now clearing its way northwards, still a soggy start of a sum that many of us will see completely dry day, plenty of sunshine emerging, just feeling rather chilly a

it broke out in the kitchen of a fourth floor flat in the 23 storey tower block in north kensington, west londonutes, it had run up the exterior of the building and then spread to all four sides. 72 people died. as with the commons the session started with a minutes silence for those who died. lord bourne said one of the most moving parts of the report was the tributes that were paid by loved ones to those who lost their lives. it demonstrates what the country has lost, what the community has lost, and what the families of g re nfell lost. it shows a diverse community of different races with a wondrous, breathing, living, loving community. one peer turned to what had happened. the key questions in this report and in the next stage must be why were so much ignored? why the owners and the managers of the building had not provided the fire brigade with sufficient information on the building? why concerns of tenants had been utterly ignored for several years. a lib dem said she was on the all party group for fire safety. we now have five years of compelling evidence from real fires in the uk that au

north and west. a slow process for london for example pliny on tuesday. love dry and sunny but cold weather.s not raining. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: two people have died after being stabbed in what police describe as a terrorist incident on london bridge. eye witnesses capture the moment members of the public rushed in to help, pinning the suspect, to the ground. eventually, after a struggle, armed police intervene, firing two shots, killing the attacker. the bbc understands he's a former prisoner, convicted of a terrorism offence who had been released on licence. all the traffic stopped. the police we re all the traffic stopped. the police were armed. they were shouting at the person on the ground and telling us the person on the ground and telling us to get off the bridge and that is when i heard what sounded like two shots fired. the suspect was wearing an explosives vest, which turned out to be fake.

he‘s sent an open letter to his constituents in ruislip in north west london — and in a tweet spoke ofent. i've does it feel like? still walking on air at the moment. i've got to say it is an absolute privilege, here i am the 158 speaker and i pinch myself this has happened and i have got the job. it is a privilege to be the new speaker. how are you going to change things? we all come with different styles and every speaker is going to be different and hopefully the styli bring is the style i have used previously in the chamber, trying to use good order, keep it calm and don't let it boil over, use a little bit of humour and work with the chamber. that is howl wa nt work with the chamber. that is howl want to play things. a bit different from your predecessor. go on, say something slightly about your predecessor. how do you think you did the job? you know as well as i do that i am not here to say that. he did it his way and i will do it a different way. people say, why don't you say something? the speaker that at his way and he will be remembered for his ten years and hopefully i will

heavy but a nuisance for many, heading off across northern ireland, north—west england, down through the midlands towards the london behind. the best of any drier, sunnier weather is likely to be into the far north of scotland. still mild, 9—13 celsius. not bad really for the time of year. there is another area of low pressure waiting in the wings and it arrives on tuesday. this has the remnants of what was storm sebastien, a little bit more energy, could bring some heavier rainfora time. that is going to sweep in from the south—west and push north. showers, some of them heavy and thundery, could be a windy day at times, especially down towards the coast and then in terms of the feel of things, it will stay on the mild side, 8—11; celsius. if you are fed up with this rain and want something quieter, drier, fingers crossed that is on its way for the weekend but it will again get colder. this is bbc news. the headlines... the conservatives will pledge not to raise income tax, national insurance contributions or vat when they publish their election manifesto this afternoon. labour pledges to compensate nearly four mil

heavy but a nuisance for many, heading off across northern ireland, north—west england, down through the midlands towards the londonand. still mild, 9—13d. not bad really for the time of year. there is another area of low pressure waiting in the wings and it arrives on tuesday. this has the remnants of what was storm sebastien, a little bit more energy, could bring some heavier rainfora time. that is going to sweep in from the south—west and push north. showers, some of them heavy and thundery, could be a windy day at times, especially down towards the coast and then in terms of the feel of things, it will stay on the mild side, 8—111 celsius. if you are fed up with this rain and want something quieter, drier, fingers crossed that is on its way for the weekend but it will again get colder. good afternoon. the conservative party will launch its general election manifesto later — with a pledge not to raise income tax, national insurance or vat. in a speech in shropshire, borisjohnson will pledge to bring his eu withdrawal deal back to the house of commons before christmas, if he wins the election next month. our poli

old bailey accused of a series of rapes and sexual assaults on women and children in london, hertfordshire and north—westople in work fell by 58,000 in the three months to september, the biggest quarterly drop for more than four years. the office for national statistics says the reduction was partly caused by the collapse of a number of major retailers. the number of people who are unemployed also fell by 23,000 to 1.31 million. in a month‘s time, voters across the united kingdom will be voting in the general election and as the campaign progresses, bbc news is continuing its series looking at political priorities in different parts of the uk. my colleague clive myrie has spent the day in the constituency of bishop auckland in the north—east of england. what a fascinating town this is. the death of traditional industry has hit this area hard and there is a sense this town has never recovered politically, it is also a bellwether for the rest of the north—east. the constituency is a mixture of both industrial towns, pretty market towns and agricultural communities. historically, it‘s been a labour strongho

old bailey accused of a series of rapes and sexual assaults on women and children in london, hertfordshire and north—west, is also charged with multiple counts of kidnap and false imprisonment over a two—week period earlier this year. he denies the charges. official figures show the number of people in work fell by 58,000 in the three months to september — the biggest quarterly drop for more than four years. the office for national statistics says the reduction was partly caused by the collapse of a number of major retailers. the number of people who are unemployed also fell, by 23,000 to 1.31 million. the former head coach for british cycling and team sky, shane sutton, has walked out of a medical tribunal denying allegations that he's a "serial liar and doper". the tribunal is considering the case of the team's former doctor, dr richard freeman, who's facing charges of medical misconduct, for obtaining testosterone for an unnamed rider. he claims they were obtained at the direction of mr sutton, as our sports editor, dan roan, reports. former british cycling and team sky head coach shane sutton arrivin

heavy but a nuisance for many, heading off across northern ireland, north—west england, down through the midlands towards the london9—13 degrees. not bad really for the time of year. there is another area of low pressure waiting in the wings and it arrives on tuesday. this has the remnants of what was storm sebastien, a little bit more energy, could bring some heavier rainfora time. that is going to sweep in from the south—west and push north. showers, some of them heavy and thundery, could be a windy day at times, especially down towards the coast and then in terms of the feel of things, it will stay on the mild side, 8—11; degrees. if you are fed up with this rain and want something quieter, drier, fingers crossed that is on its way for the weekend but it will again get colder. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the conservatives will pledge not to raise income tax, national insurance contributions or vat

heavy but a nuisance for many, heading off across northern ireland, north—west england, down through the midlands towards the londonh of scotland. still mild, 9—13d. not bad really for the time of year. there is another area of low pressure waiting in the wings and it arrives on tuesday. this has the remnants of what was storm sebastien, a little bit more energy, could bring some heavier rainfora time. that is going to sweep in from the south—west and push north. showers, some of them heavy and thundery, could be a windy day at times, especially down towards the coast and then in terms of the feel of things, it will stay on the mild side, 8—14d. if you are fed up with this rain and want something quieter, drier, fingers crossed that is on its way for the weekend but it will again get colder. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 10: the conservatives will pledge not to raise income tax, national insurance contributions or vat when they publish their election manifesto this afternoon. labour pledges to compensate nearly four million women who lost out when their state pension age rose from 60 to 66. vote

north london once again. manchester city enjoyed the biggest win of the day, beating west ham 5—0 at their usual academy stadiumnational georgia stanway scored two first half goals but was later sent off. ellen white also got her first in the league for city — who stay second. i thought it was a good performance. i thought we asked the players to be clinical. i thought in the birmingham game before the international break we probably had the same performance, but the game was 1—0, up until70 minutes, so to be 4—0 up at half—time and to have created and took the chances, i thought the performance was excellent, but then the effort and endeavour at 5—0 to continue to make sure we didn't concede was really pleasing. chelsea remain top of the superleague after a marin mjelde penalty gave them a 1—0 win at home to manchester united. nearly 5,000 watched them at kingsmeadow — a record for a women's ground. brighton beat birmingham 3—0. reading drew with bristol city whilst at anfield everton won the merseyside derby i—0. into the second set now in the atp world tour finals between stefanos tsitsipas and dominic thiem

north london once their authority on north london once again. earlier, manchester city briefly moved top of the table after hammering west ham 5—0.half. ellen white got her first in the league for city — with lauren hemp and tessa wullaert completing the scoring. so city back on track with this win, but for west ham this was their third defeat in their past four games. strom and we asked the players for clinical. in the birmingham game before the international break we probably had the same performance but the game was 1—0 until 70 minutes so to be 4-0 was 1—0 until 70 minutes so to be 4—0 up and took the chance, i thought the performance was excellent but the effort and the endeavour at 5—0 to make sure we didn't concede was pleasing. endeavour at 5—0 to make sure we didn't concede was pleasing. well, let's take a look at the other matches today. chelsea moved back on top of the women's super league courtesy of a 1—0 win over manchester united. maren mjelde's second half penalty the difference. in the merseyside derby, anfield hosted a wsl match for the first time, but it was the away side who took the points. lucy graham with t

west and the north. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: the first victim of the londonbilitation conference to which his assailant was invited. the attacker — usman khan — was jailed seven years ago for terrorism offences but freed last year. a prominent maltese businessman is charged with complicity in the murder of the investigative journalist daphne caruana galizia. hundreds of climate campaigners in eastern germany occupy open—cast coal mines to demand their immediate closure.

west london. and there are some labour seats out there which had a very strong leave vote, for example dudley northus, and the majority for the labour party in austin is less than i%, it is 0.1%. ten seats listed by the telegraph are potentially up for grabs for the brexit party. telegraph are potentially up for grabs for the brexit partym telegraph are potentially up for grabs for the brexit party. it will be really interesting, won't it? this radio interview was timed to precede the brexit party's party launch, which nigel farage is going to reveal, i suppose. he has candidates across the country, and they have already said, the conservative party, borisjohnson, has said they will not be doing a deal with nigel farage. there are people, of course, who would argue that the conservative party has moved significantly to the right a nyway moved significantly to the right anyway and has become the party of leave, so to that extent it may make no difference. in fact, in the recent vote for boris johnson's deal, every single conservative mp voted for the deal. so in that respect it doesn't make any diff

it started in the watford area and then went into london and then, ten days later, into the north—westice, the qc told the jury about, it is alleged that a woman was dragged into a car in east london and held prisoner for 14 in east london and held prisoner for 1a hours. she was raped many times, according to mr price, suffering a dreadful ordeal of shopping to property and violence —— shocking depravity and violence. she escaped with another woman after smashing a vodka bottle over joseph with another woman after smashing a vodka bottle overjoseph mccann's head. three builders bravely intervened to stop the women from being recaptured. and tell us what the court heard about what happened in writer manchester. there was a gap of ten days after the events in the london and hertfordshire areas before joseph mccann allegedly resurfaced just north of manchester, and what happened was that, according to the prosecution, he inveigled himself into the family home of a woman and two children, and it is alleged he raped both the children, a boy aged 11 and a girl aged 17, and then, some five mi

north—west later on. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11... passers—by are hailed for their bravery on londonas shot dead by police was a convicted terrorist . when we were all kicking him and holding him to the ground, the guy was just constantly screaming, "get off me! get off me!", as if everyone wasjust going to let him go and do his thing. but we wanted to make sure that he's never going to do this again, that he's not going to harm another single human being. the attacker has been named as usman khan — he killed two people and injured three more. they are now recovering in hospital. an address linked to khan is being searched in stafford — he was on license after being automatically released from prison. ido i do absolutely except we have to look long and hard as i types of sentences we are using for these types of

first thing monday it will be sitting across northern ireland into north—west england, down through the midlands towards londonarea of low pressure, it has the re m na nts of area of low pressure, it has the remnants of the storm sebastian with it, and that means the rain could be slightly more intense than normal, and the positioning and timing of that rain still subject to question. the rest of the focus on tuesday, we will see a spell of wet weather pushing northwards, it will be windy as well, some showers have very —— heavy and thundery, and the temperature is still around 9— 14 degrees. so again, still a temperature is still around 9— 14 degrees. so again, stilla mild theme. if you want something a little more quiet and he has an outdoor plans, try and hang in there until the end of the week, certainly into the weekend where things dry up, but also become a little cooler, perhaps a little more significant as sunday is the first of december, so quite a christmassy feel, cold and crisp. thank you very much. andrew marr is here on bbc one at nine o'clock. let's find out what he has in store. good morning, n

north and west as the week goes on. this is bbc news, the headlines: the terror suspect shot dead on london bridge has been named as 28—year—oldison in december 2018. police are searching a property in staffordshire in central england, but say they are "not actively seeking anyone else". the victims who were killed were a man and woman. three other injured people remain in hospital — one patient is in a critical but stable condition. borisjohnson has described the deaths as "heartbreaking". the prime minister has said there will be an "enhanced" police presence on the streets of london. anti—government protesters in the iraqi capital, baghdad, have been celebrating the prime minister's announcement that he intends to resign. adel abdul—mahdi said he'd step down a day after the security forces killed dozens of demonstrators in various cities — including najaf and nassariya.

north—west later on. take care. good afternoon. it's emerged that the man who carried out yesterday's stabbing attack at london bridge was a former prisonereased from prison on licence last year.

north and west. that's your weather. good morning welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: the londonthe attacker is a convicted terrorist. two people, a man and a woman, were killed. police patrols have been stepped up across london. the attacker who was shot dead by armed officers is named as usman khan. 0vernight, an address in staffordshire linked to him was searched. the attack overshadowed the latest televised election debate which brought together senior figures from seven parties. and in sport, new zealand are in control once again.

london —— can bring you. dulwich hamlet taking on a team who travelled over 300 miles away from the north west of england, carlisleia‘s one and only football club. i am joined carlisle, cumbria‘s one and only football club. iam joined by carlisle, cumbria‘s one and only football club. i am joined by kevin caliban, what chance are you giving dulwich hamlet? there will be a packed house, great atmosphere, you give them a chance, of course if you do it right and get everything right, you are professional as every tea m right, you are professional as every team should be a does not necessarily always fall like that. all i would seem carlisle‘s faber, the pitch looks great, the weather is immaculate. with the atmosphere that generated tonight, they have a great chance. you talk about the atmosphere, sense of occasion, we have a cabbie, a part—time teacher, the biggest night of their lives, how do dulwich hamlet to deal with the pressure? without a doubt the biggest night of their lives. i‘m sure what has been said to them, i‘m sure what has been said to them, i‘m sure the message from the coaching staff would be go out

north and west as the week goes on. welcome to bbc news — i'm james reynolds. our top stories: the terror suspect shot dead on londonn december last year. the victims who were killed were a man and a woman. three others, injured in the attack, remain in hospital. growing pressure on malta's prime ministerjoseph muscat to resign, as police investigate the murder of a journalist. anti—government protesters in iraq celebrate as the prime minister announces he intends to quit. and rediscovered: a 42—page manuscript written by queen elizabeth i.

north and west as the week goes on. welcome to bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: the terror suspect shot dead on londonad been released from prison in december last year. a man and a woman were killed in the attack. three others were injured and remain in hospital. growing pressure on malta's prime ministerjoseph muscat to resign, as police investigate the murder of a journalist. anti—government protesters in iraq celebrate as the prime minister announces he intends to quit. and rediscovered — a 42—page manuscript written by queen elizabeth i.

little bit milder in the north 2147483051:51:17,156 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 and west as the week goes on. this is bbc news. the headlines: the terror suspect shot dead on londond in 2012 for terrorism offences and released from prison in december 2018. police are searching a property in staffordshire in central england, but say they are "not actively seeking anyone else". the victims who were killed were a man and woman. three other injured people remain in hospital — one patient is in a critical but stable condition. borisjohnson has described the deaths as "heartbreaking". the prime minister has said there will be an "enhanced" police presence on the streets of london. police are hunting a male suspect after several people were wounded in a stabbing in a shopping street in the hague. the incident happened at the hudson's bay store

north london once again. manchester city enjoyed the biggest win of the day, beating west ham 5—0 at their usual academy stadiumerformance. i thought we asked the players to be clinical. i thought in the birmingham game before the international break we probably had the same performance, but the game was1—0, up until70 the same performance, but the game was 1—0, up until 70 minutes, the same performance, but the game was 1—0, up until70 minutes, so to be 4—0 up at half—time and to create and took the chances, i thought the performance was excellent but then the effort and endeavour at 5—0 to continue to make sure we didn‘t concede was really pleasing. chelsea remain top of the superleague after a marin mjelde penalty gave them a 1—0 win at home to manchester united. nearly five thousand watched them at kingsmeadow — a record for a women‘s ground. brighton beat birmingham 3—0. reading drew with bristol city whilst at anfield — everton won the merseyside derby 1—0. for the fourth year in a row, there will be a new champion in tennis‘ atp world tour finals. stefanos tsitsipas — who saw off roger federer yesterday

north and west. it's your letter. —— that's your weather. this is bbc news i'm nuala mcgovern. our top stories: a knife—wielding terrorist who killed two people in londonon london bridge on friday afternoon in full view of horrified onlookers. growing pressure on malta's prime ministerjoseph muscat to resign — as police investigate the murder of a journalist. in the netherlands — three people are stabbed in an attack in a busy shopping street in the hague.police are still hunting for the suspect. thousands of students across the world walk out of school, as part of a global climate strike.

london, beyond the bubble. alex sobel is the former labour mp for leeds north west and their current candidate.last election, he had a 4,000 vote majority over the lib dems and the constituency is now one of their target seats. he's in our central leeds studio. the one thing i noticed, when you are switching from your constituency in leeds northwest to the one in pudsey as you are switching opponents. you are tailoring your message between each. is there not a danger there was blue i don't think so. danger there was blue i don't think so. my message is consistent. it's about infrastructure, it's about public services commits about climate change for some i have not seen the literature in pudsey, but i would be surprised if they are not pushing the same messages as i am.|j have been speaking to students today. i was really struck with the difference in tone. i remember back in 2017, they were falling out of trees when jeremy corbyn in 2017, they were falling out of trees whenjeremy corbyn came to leeds. would you be happy to see him camping your constituency? what i would say in 2017 is, actuall

north and south of this country and the east and west. the levels of investment are very high in transport, infrastructure in london in the south—east, veryt, yorkshire and much of the midlands. you can take a train from here to hull, takes a very long time. you can get to london and well beyond in the same time it takes to get to hull by train from liverpool, and so we will be investing all across the north. and we will be investing through a green industrial revolution, and i pay tribute to the work that has been done on merseyside, the work for the mersey barrage, and we will be developing a green industrial revolution that will create thousands ofjobs, revolution that will create thousands of jobs, hundreds revolution that will create thousands ofjobs, hundreds of thousands ofjobs, hundreds of thousands of jobs, across thousands ofjobs, hundreds of thousands ofjobs, across this country. but it is also about funding our nhs and schools, and taxing people fairly to achieve it. so our tax plans which john will outline will affect 5% of the population. the rest of the population. the rest of the population will benefit from it, because i

north and west as the week goes on. this is bbc news, the headlines: government sources in britain say the man who stabbed two people to death and wounded three others in central londoner shot dead by police on london bridge. three people injured remain in hospital — one patient is in a critical but stable condition. boris johnson has described the deaths as "heartbreaking". the prime minister has said there will be an "enhanced" police presence on the streets. police are hunting a male suspect after several people were wounded in a stabbing in a shopping street in the hague. the incident happened at the hudson's bay store in the city's grote market which is the main market square area of the hague. three people have now been released from hospital.

the levels of difference between spending by central government in london and the south—east compared to the midlands, northeast, north westour national investment bank will invest for all regions of the country. and if you say, well, we didn't quite win the lasse schoene election. no, i know that every single day. i know that every time i do an advice bureau and are constituency. i see the problem is getting worse for ordinary people day in, day out and afterwards. and so, iam day in, day out and afterwards. and so, i am absolutely determined that we will get our message across of the radical change that is necessary to deal with the inequalities within our society. and it is, i believe, about bringing people together. best, you a question about the eu, and robert's question was in a similararea. we had and robert's question was in a similar area. we had a referendum in 2016, and the result was what eve ryo ne 2016, and the result was what everyone knows, 52—48. parliament has spent a lot of time discussing brexit, and indeed the shadow cabinet all around me will confirm that the shadow cabinet has spent a great deal of t

of may this year which took place versavel in the london area, in eastern north london and in hertfordshire and then the north westwas said bravely intervened to prevent the women from being recaptured by mr mccann. it is notjust attacks in under and london, there are also attacks in the north of england? the court heard that mr mccann resurfaced in lancashire some ten days later, after those attacks in the south—east of england. it is said that he inveigled his way into afamily said that he inveigled his way into a family home and attacked two children, a boy of 11 and has this to who was 17 at the time and he raped them both. this was —— it is also said that five miles away he attacked a 71—year—old woman as she was loading shopping into a car. there were also sexual offences and abductions on several teenage girls. all these offences are denied by nesta mccann but he was not in court today. thank you very much. -- denied by mr mccann. the labour party says it‘s foiled what it says was a large—scale cyber attack against its systems. the party says some election campaigning activities were slowed but they don‘t t

west england, wales, the midlands, the london area and down towards kent. south of that there will be showers along the south coast and the channel islands. northbit further south, we could avoid that. the other thing i want to talk about tomorrow is gusty winds. the winds coming from a chilly direction, namely from the north or the north—east, so that is really going to exacerbate the cool feel. and anyway, the temperatures are on the low side for this stage in november. we are looking at six in the to about eight as we pushed down to the south. friday, our fronts which are in the south move a little bit further north, getting on towards parts of northern england, heading down towards wales and the south—west. to the back of that there will be a lot of cloud before there will be a lot of cloud before the next system comes in from the south—east. ahead of it, there will still be a fair bit of cloud at times for scotland and northern ireland, but here you are more likely to see some brighter skies, and temperatures still in the low side, six to about eight. by saturday, we still have a system which has been coming in from the south—east, draped

west first thing on tuesday morning. gusts in excess of 55 miles an hour with the rain gradually drifting further north and east during the early morning rush hour. it will push its way into the london doing so. on the southern flank of that low during the early hours of that low during the early hours of wednesday we could see some gale force winds across channel facing coasts. during the day on wednesday we will have heavy, persistent rain across eastern parts of england and into central and southern scotland, so that could be a cause for concern here. nine two 10 degrees here. once we get the rain out of the way we will start to see a change. low pressure will move onto the continent. the wind temperature will change to a northerly, dragging down cold air yet change to a northerly, dragging down cold airyet again change to a northerly, dragging down cold air yet again across the country but it will also mean eventually we will start to see something quieter as we head towards the weekend. cold and quieterfor all. after 39 people died in the back of a refrigerated lorry, a man pleads guilty to conspiring to assist illegal immigration. maurice robinson, from northern ireland, was d

rain for the north—west of scotland, some lengthy downpours working across southern wales and into southern counties of england. pretty wait for a time for londonolder, drier and sunnier air working in over northern parts of the country. something we can all look forward to over the coming days. quite a lengthy dry spell on the horizon. hello, this is bbc newsroom live. the headlines: nicola sturgeon launches the scottish national party election manifesto, saying scotland‘s future is at stake, and borisjohnson is unfit for office. jeremy corbyn says he has documents showing the government has discussed offering the us access to the nhs in trade talks — a claim the prime minister denies. by by the way, if you are worried about those egg whites, why notjust make some meringues? gary rhodes, the spiky—haired celebrity chef, who champoined british cuisine, has died at the age of 59. the bodies of 16 vietnamese people who were found dead in a lorry trailer in the uk have arrived back in vietnam. blue story director rapman questions hidden reasons for banning the film, saying it could help stop gang violence. facebook could have a bigger impact on th

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west croydon. meanwhile, there's no southern or thameslink service between new cross gate, norwood junction and crystal palace. on the a40 — london—bound traffic is slower than usual from hillingdon towards the north heavy rain valid all day. for most places, it has started to ease as that rain band gradually pushes north, although it is a bit lighter and patchy and will last longest in northern and western counties, still some heavy bursts of it to come here and it will be followed on by some heavy showers as we head through this afternoon. so, watch out for those. a bit of brightness, but cloudiest and coolest towards western counties where we may not get past 4 or 5 degrees celsius. a bit of brightness in central london, 7 degrees. now, through this evening and overnight, it will turn rather breezy, plenty of cloud, clear spells at first, and then showers pushing in from the east as we head into tomorrow morning. we should remain frost free, temperatures between 3 and 5 celsius. tomorrow, a chilly easterly wind, and your window and some showers at times. i'll be back in around half an hour. bye for now. good morning, and welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines